Six Senses La Sagesse

Here’s a polished review you can post exactly as written or tweak as needed: ⸻ Review of Six Senses Grenada I usually wait a few weeks before writing a review so I can see how the time away has truly affected my mood and my outlook. Even with that passage of time, my stay at Six Senses in Grenada remains unforgettable. The staff at Six Senses was beyond outstanding — warm, attentive, and genuinely dedicated to making every moment special. The facility itself is stunning, the service is impeccable, and the food was consistently delicious. My room, with its breathtaking view and private pool, was the kind of place you would dream about. It offered relaxation, privacy, and luxury in perfect balance. I highly recommend the island of Grenada — and this hotel in particular — for the exceptional people who work there and the extraordinary level of service they provide. A truly remarkable experience.

To say my stay was amazing would be an understatement. From arrival to departure the staff was top notch. I went to celebrate my birthday in a relaxed peaceful setting (pool/beach, spa). The staff made my birthday one of the most memorable I've had so far. We were told that Nov isn't a part of the busy season so the resort was pretty empty and calm (which I absolutely loved and wanted). Front desk staff AnnaMaria and Leslieanne were so kind and helpful. Bertrand was the nicest most soft spoken guy. He greeted us at arrival and took us on a tour. Our room was impeccably clean and had an amazing view of the bay with a private pool. The buggy service was a great touch for my lazy self (Shaq was always on time at request). The pool staff (David, Teon, and Kimon) were nothing less than amazing. They laughed and joked around with us and ensured we had everything we needed. The service at the pool was great as they passed by numerous times with water, coconut water, smoothies, snacks, and popsicle's to make sure we stayed hydrated (Dexter was amazing). All of the waitstaff were so pleasant (wish I could name them all) and the food quality and taste was great and definitely up to par. Wanting to make sure I relaxed, I booked a couple of spa sessions. Danae at the spa reception was so sweet and helpful. I absolutely adore her. I got one of my massages done by Talieka. OMG she was amazing! It's been a while since I've had such a good massage and I get them often in the states. She nailed it!! Guest experiences supervisor Kimon recommended excursions Belmont Estates, Rivers Rum distillery, and Sulphur Springs. He drove us privately to these places and was a great personal photographer lol. He was such a delight, so personable, knowledgeable, and amazingly fun to spend the day with. There are only two negative thing I can mention: (1) one of the days housekeeping only made our beds and didn't restock water or towels/washclothes/handtowels which was very inconvenient coming in from the pool to get ready for dinner. This was rectified quickly though. (2) The beach is small and nothing like Grand Anse. So if you are a beach person (like me), you will definitely need to take advantage of the shuttle to Grand Anse. I just wish there was a daily service instead of every other day. Overall, a definite must book if this is an option for you!! Impeccable service, extremely friendly and professional staff, quiet, luxurious, and relaxing.

I stayed at Six Senses La Sagesse in October for my honeymoon, and while the resort photographs beautifully and has a calming, luxurious vibe online, our actual experience was mixed. To start with the positives: our welcome was warm, and the staff throughout the property were genuinely kind, attentive, and professional. The setting is serene, and the complimentary breakfast was excellent. However, beyond that, the stay fell short of expectations , especially for the price point and for a honeymoon. The biggest issue is that there simply isn’t much to do. Almost all activities come with a surprisingly high additional cost (for example, $65 for a yoga session). It also rained multiple times daily, which made many of the water activities advertised on the website inaccessible during our stay. If you’re planning a trip in November, keep this in mind. Another important detail that isn’t obvious online: there is no beach on the property itself. To enjoy a proper beach day, you have to drive about 35–40 minutes to another location. For a resort marketed as a tranquil coastal escape, this was disappointing. The dining experience also felt overpriced. We had lunch once and dinner for five of the seven nights and spent over $1,000 and the value for what we received wasn’t quite there. Because the resort is so secluded, there aren’t nearby alternatives if you’re not thrilled with the dinner options. Finally, there was continuous construction happening by the pool/beachfront area during our stay, including tractors running throughout the day. This really took away from the relaxing atmosphere we were hoping for. Overall, while the staff and the property itself are lovely, the lack of activities, unexpected costs, weather limitations, construction noise, and the absence of an on-site beach made this stay far less enjoyable than we hoped for on our honeymoon. I wanted to love this place, but unfortunately, it didn’t deliver the value or experience we expected.

I’ve been following this hotel brand for some time and was so excited to hear they opened their first Western resort on the island of Grenada ( where I own a home) my wife and I book a night to be able to check it out . My honest opening is it’s a 10/10! The front desk ( Anna Marie) was amazing! She took me on a tour of the resort showing me the 4 bedrooms , 2 bedrooms and 1 bedroom villas . Gave me a thorough explanation of all amenities available and to come. Very kind and knowledgeable lady 👏🏽 The resort is pretty new < 2 years old . We were 2 of maybe 16-20 guests currently staying there . And for most of the stay we saw no one there else .. which was amazing . We relaxed by the pool ( DEXTER was top notch . Brought us out complimentary fresh smoothies, juices, sorbet, homemade popsicles. The pool staff would run out to make up the loungers for us. Great service ! 7 star worthy! Our suite was also very nice ! Large private pool, good amount of square footage. Again lots of complimentary amenities.. ( local fruits , deserts , cookies , snacks , beers and lots of water ! We also spoke with the manager( Ece) who was also very kind. The hotel does not have a beach, ( they are located at the end of the la sagesse beach) but you can walk down to it from their pool and it’s BEAUTIFUL Calm clear waters , no one around , safe and easy! The only downside I’d say (which honestly is still way above average for the Caribbean ) is the restaurant we ate at ( sea fire) Again the service was great, but the food did not impress . We also ordered a rib steak medium rare and received it well done. ( the chef came out to apologize and offered to make us a new one but we were tired and said no thank you). It was not charged on our bill and they offered us some speciality homemade sorbet . All in all we will 100% go back and I suggest anyone reading this should go visit !

I didn't stay there but I did have brunch and get a massage and I can say with certainty that they both were top tier. Both provided top notch service and warm staff staff. We spent the day there and it was a great experience in an already excellent Grenada trip.